North Korea mines cryptocurrency to circumvent sanctions

The video discusses North Korea's use of cryptocurrency to evade sanctions, highlighting investments in mining technology and increased activity since 2019. It covers the country's strict internet regulation, allowing only elite military officials access, making cyber traffic easier to monitor. North Korea's involvement in cyber theft and espionage, including cryptocurrency and bank theft, has generated significant revenue. The video also outlines North Korea's three main internet connection methods: its normal IP, China-based Unicom, and Russia's Sat Gate Holdings.

What cryptocurrency is North Korea reportedly mining to circumvent sanctions?

• Ethereum

• Litecoin

• Monero

• Bitcoin

Who is allowed to access the internet in North Korea according to the report?

• Foreign diplomats

• All citizens

• Government officials

• Elite military officials

What percentage of North Korea's annual GDP is generated from cyber activities?

• 5%

• 7%

• 10%

• 12%

Which of the following is NOT a method North Korea uses to connect to the internet?

• Normal allotted IP

• Japan's NTT Communications

• China-based Unicom

• Russia's satellite company Sat Gate Holdings

How much revenue has North Korea generated from cyber activities over the past four years?

• 1 billion US dollars

• 2 billion US dollars

• 4 billion US dollars

• 3 billion US dollars